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Tim,

Are you going to finish off the blanks, put handles on, make sheaths and then sell them? Or maybe sell off just a unfinished blank or two?

Jeff

This has turned into a terrific avalanche of Marble's photos and info. Some great looking stuff.
My favorite Marbles's knife that I don't own is the Trailmaker. Now that was a butch knife. Hoping someday to come across a good one made pre-'90's.
My best Marble's, a pre-WW2 6-inch Ideal, I lost while hunting more than 20 years ago. Still breaks my heart!

I have a bunch of GREAT pics Robertacabin has texted me.

Coming up soon Martin, PB is being a slow PITA as usual........

Here is some. waiting on a couple more.

Great stuff Martin....




Great stuff Martin........

Thought everyone would enjoy some more Marbles artifacts. I want to give Ken (2Muchgun) a special "thank you" for all his efforts in posting these pics for me. He went above and beyond and is truly a first class individual. I want to note that all the knives also have their original sheaths.

My pleasure Martin.

The last 2 finally worked:

Cut like butta....

Great photo and even better collection of Marbles treasures (in all your other photos). I can only dream how much damage I could have caused being a Michigander within striking distance of the Marbles parking lot! I've been secretly repressing Yooper aspirations for years.

Some of my Stewart era (1998-2001) marbles. Lots of rare/limited production knives in these pictures.

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I have a very complete collection of the Stewart era Marbles knives. I have researched and collected these knives since 2000. If any one has any questions about the late Marbles knives feel free to contact me.

Jon

Here are the two I have.